Counting Sheep and Maggies: 18+ Thatchers onstage in the past decade
Steve Nallon voiced the Margaret Thatcher puppet for TV's Spitting Image and now plays
Photos: Equal parenting, Fathers4Justice and Strindberg’s The Father
I’m still reeling after the thrillingly heated and thought-provoking panel discussion I hosted last night at Trafalgar Studios 2. This was the second in a series of post-show events I’ve programmed around issues and themes raised in Jagged Fence’s explosive new production of Strindberg’s The Father.
Interview with Nikolai Foster: A perfect touring storm with Beautiful Thing and Calamity Jane
Nikolai Foster, artistic director of Leicester Curve Taking over from Paul Kerryson as
What’s the message of World Theatre Day? And why don’t the English celebrate it?
World Theatre Day is celebrated around the world - but not so much in
Martin Freeman speech & the ‘exemplary’ young people behind the Mousetraps
Martin Freeman won Best Male Performer for Richard III at this year's Mousetrap Awards.
Photos: Feminism, Fifty Shades of Grey and The Father
How far have we come with feminism since August Strindberg was writing in the 1880s? “About halfway,” said Polly Toynbee on Monday night at Trafalgar Studios, in the first of a series of post-show panel discussions I’ve programmed and am hosting around Jagged Fence’s explosive new production of Strindberg’s The Father.
Curtain Up podcast on MyTheatreMates and The Father: When projects converge
The Curtain Up presenters and poster boys Tim McArthur and Nathan Matthews on London's
Attend the tale of Sweeney Todd pie shop
The cast of Sweeney Todd outside the real Harrington's pie shop in SW17
Where will you be on election night? I Vote for the Donmar
Catherine Tate, Mark Gatiss and Nina Sosanya are part of stellar ensemble for The
A funny thing happened on the way to the (theatre) Forum
Desmond Barrit starred in Edward Hall's 2004 National Theatre production of A Funny Thing